IT’S NOT LOVE … George Lynch on Ratt: “They’re probably worse than Dokken with the internal issues”

Blabbermouth — In a brand new interview with Waste Some Time With Jason Green, legendary guitarist George Lynch (DOKKEN, LYNCH MOB, KXM) confirmed t

hat he r eceived an offer to play with RATT in 2018 following Warren D

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eMartini‘s most recent departure from the group. “We were talking about it,” he said (as transcribed by BLABBERMOUTH.NET). “But they wanted a hired-gun guy that was working for a not-great salary. And I’m not that guy. I’ve never been a hired-gun guy.

If you want me, I’ll be part of the band and I will write songs and I will be an integral part — one of the big cogs in the wheel — but if you want a hired gun, I’m sure you can get somebody to do that.

But that’s not me. And that’s where it fell apart. The guy they got” apparently referring to Jordan Ziff — “is unbelievable. I’ve played gigs with this guy.

He’s fucking amazing.”

Lynch went on to say that he thinks he would have made for a re

spectable replacement for DeMartini, who had a short stint with DOKKEN in the early 1990s when Lynch was out of the band. “It would have worked, I think — outside of personalities and politics of being in that band, ’cause they’re probably worse than DOKKEN [when it comes to internal] issues,” George said. “So that’s something I probably wouldn’t have enjoyed and wanted to get involved in. Bu t if it was a clean situation where it didn’t have a bunch of drama… Musically, I’m very confident I would have been a good fit. [Warren and I] have similar styles, obviously, and kind of come from the same place. I get what he’s doing. We go for kind of the same tone. I think it would have worked in a way. It would have been a little different, but it would have been a decent fit, I think.”


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